Kenmore Dryer

My Kenmore is 22 years old. I had to replace the belt a few years back, but that's it.

I finally had to replace the washer & dryer in 2023

My folks JUST retired their 1974 mustard yellow Lady Kenmore after 50 years of use. My dad replaced various parts quite a few times but the thing just kept on ticking.

These animals were a whole different beast compared to the dryers of today!

I'm at least the 3rd owner. I will cry when it finally dies for good.

I was lucky enough to inherit an old Kenmore the same way. It was made in 86!!!! And still running like a champ

Own the same! Only default is the dryer still spins if I open the door mid-cycle.

1980s Kenmore dryer... still kicking. 2-3 thermostat + fuse replacements on the dryer (til we learned to have our verrrry loooong dryer vent duct cleaned more frequently).

I bought a Kenmore washer and dryer from Sears back in 2003. I've moved several times, both have had one minor repair each, and both are still going strong.

Mine has a lint trap like that. Worst design I've ever seen.

I'm rocking the same dryer, though my start button has disintegrated, so now I just push the little metal stick

Same one! Got it with the house we bought. Haven't had any issues yet

DIY special, so easy to fix

I have that model, just a little older... I had to replace a belt 15 years ago.

I got an older one! Avocado green. Shits a tank. Came with the house. I refuse to replace it till it dies.

i suspect it has a faulty cycle thermostat, so got one for $12 and will be replacing it soon.

One of my petsitting clients has on in Harvest Gold! Works like a charm

I have a Kenmore dryer from 1980s. They never die.

All I want is for someone to produce Kenmore Super Duty washers and dryers exactly like I bought from Sears when I was in college.

We still use the old kenmore dryer, and once every few years it breaks so we go to youtube university, order a $3 part and spend 45 minutes getting it working again.

Kenmore gas dryer from the early 80's.